Re: Finally: a Linuxtag report

[Christian Perrier]

> solve that need. (I still like to think that a d-w shirt doesn't only say "I
> am a female loosely affiliated to debian" "But I am a person who supports
> debian-women's aims" but thats my personal opinion)

This is how it was used at Debconf where high interest was also shown
for the t-shirt. I would also like it to stay as a kind of mark for
people really involved in the project.

The main goal of the t-shirt is bringing attention on the
project. This means that people wearing it should be able to talk
about the project...in details if needed.

However, this also raises the topic of a wider coverage
t-shirt...maybe with another design or so.

PS to Hanna: Elisabeth *loved* the t-shirt...:-)

PS to all: Elisabeth is my wife

Hope everyone made it well home for those who were at Debconf. For
others, I'm glad for you that this week of "we are together and you'r
enot with us" is finished. It was probably not that delightful seeing
us share things you couldn't. I sincerely hope that even more d-w
members will be able to make it at Debconf 6.





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Debian Dicts, was: Finally: a Linuxtag report

[Jutta Wrage]

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Am 17.07.2005 um 16:36 schrieb Meike Reichle:

I've shortly talked to Jutta about this and it seems packaging  
might get a
bit difficult since she's concerned with a lot of other things, so  
someone

else might have to do it.


I am already working on that. But there are still problems getting  
the dictd files work witth dictd, which understands utf8 files now  
but has changed the file format and there is no description available  
- - all in the dictd source code.
The woody version of dictd did not work with utf8 files, but serpento  
did. Serpento on the other hand seems not to be developed any longer.


Files for dict server created by the new version of makdictutf8.pl  
now can be converted for usage with dictd using dictfmt and  
makedictutf8.pl is fully working with perl 5.8, which was another  
issue. If anybody wants to help with figuring out the specs for the  
files dictd can be fed with, that would make things easier for me  
(and maybe for others creating or packaging dicts, too).


So help is needed for:
1. reading the dictd source code to make me able to write specs for  
the file format and make the changes in makedictutf8.
2. testers for languages like punjabi, bulgarian or not yet added  
languages like Vientamese, Japanese or chinese.

3. last not least: translators translating the raw dicts.


However, adding them to debian.org should be
easier and I would very much recommend doing so!!


Debian has not dict server running. So there can be the web pages  
only. The best place might be the doc tree. Maybe, I find someone who  
wants to include the dicts there, when I have solved the problems  
mentioned.


greetings

Jutta

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Re: Video from Erinn and Magni's talk "Debian Women and Women in Free Software" at Debconf5 (URL)

[Michelle Konzack]

Hello,

The Server reject my requests and I can not see the Video.
Maybe a permission problem ?

Greetings
Michelle


Am 2005-07-18 21:53:28, schrieb Herman Robak:
> The video recording from Erinn and Magni's talk "Debian Women and
> Women in Free Software" at Debconf5 is available here:
> 
> 
> 
> Recordings from most of the Debconf5 talks are at
>  now.  That's a lot of video!
> 
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Video from Erinn and Magni's talk "Debian Women and Women in Free Software" at Debconf5 (URL)

[Herman Robak]

The video recording from Erinn and Magni's talk "Debian Women and
Women in Free Software" at Debconf5 is available here:



Recordings from most of the Debconf5 talks are at
 now.  That's a lot of video!

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Re: Video from Erinn and Magni's talk "Debian Women and Women in Free Software" at Debconf5 (URL)

[Herman Robak]

On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 23:08:34 +0200, Michelle Konzack  
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Hello,

The Server reject my requests and I can not see the Video.


 ;-(  Do you have HEAD, ngrep, Ethereal, netcat or telnet,
so you can troubleshoot, and tell us how it fails?



Maybe a permission problem ?


 Hardly.  I get at 200 OK over my Internet connection
in Oslo, without presenting any credentials.  To make
sure, I accessed it with Mplayer and VLC, and it's all
there.

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Re: Finally: a Linuxtag report

[Clytie Siddall]

On 18/07/2005, at 2:31 PM, Christian Perrier wrote:


Hope everyone made it well home for those who were at Debconf. For
others, I'm glad for you that this week of "we are together and you'r
enot with us" is finished. It was probably not that delightful seeing
us share things you couldn't. I sincerely hope that even more d-w
members will be able to make it at Debconf 6.


Next time, how about scheduling a presentation and discussion session  
over the Net, as part of the program? That way some of those of us  
who can't be there, can actually participate, and share in some of  
the info available.


I don't know how hard this would be to setup, but I'd be happy to  
help if I can.


It's great to be able to be present personally, and I don't think  
anything can really match that, but being able to be _part_ of  
Linuxtag or similar cons, help arrange things, "attend" talks,  
perhaps even contribute material, would be wonderful for those of us  
whose barriers to attendance are temporarily or permanently way too  
high.


Just a thought (I have them occasionally ;) ).

from Clytie (vi-VN, Vietnamese free-software translation team / nhóm  
Việt hóa phần mềm tự do)

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